MARTIN B. ZIMMERMAN. Ross School of Business University of Michigan 701 Tappan Street Ann Arbor, MI 48109

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1 MARTIN B. ZIMMERMAN Ross School of Business University of Michigan 701 Tappan Street Ann Arbor, MI Office: Cell: Education Degree Dartmouth College A.B. (Summa Cum Laude) 1967 M.I.T. Ph. D. (Economics) 1975 Doctoral Dissertation: Long-Run Mineral Supply: The Case of Coal Experience Ford Motor Company Clinical Professor of Business Administration, Ross School of Business, University of Michigan Group Vice President, Corporate Affairs, Ford Motor Company Vice President, Governmental Affairs, Ford Motor Company Executive Director, Governmental Relations and Corporate Economics, Ford Motor Company Chief Economist, Ford Motor Company Adjunct Professor, Business Economics, School of Business Administration, The University of Michigan Associate Professor, Professor, and Chairman of Business Economics, School of Business Administration, The University of Michigan Associate Professor and Professor Economics Department, College of Literature, Science and Arts, University of Michigan The Senior Staff Economist for Energy, Environment and transportation, President s Council of Economic Advisors, White House, Washington, D.C. Associate Professor of Management, Sloan School of Management, M.I.T Assistant Professor of Management, Sloan School of Management, M.I.T Lecturer, Sloan School, M.I.T Research Staff, Energy Laboratory, M.I.T Economist, Ministry of Housing, Government of Chile (Peace Corps)

2 Boards National Bureau of Economic Research Present Commissioner, National Commission on Energy Policy Panel of Economic Advisors to Congressional Budget Office Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers Detroit Metropolitan Visitors & Convention Bureau Economic Alliance of Michigan Transatlantic Policy Network (Business Co-chair) Citizen s Research Council Business for Social Responsibility Community Foundation of Southeast Michigan Committee on Economic Development Rockefeller Center for Social Sciences at Dartmouth College Detroit Regional Chamber of Commerce Trustee, Greenhills School National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Advisory Council Awards Blue Chip Economic Forecasting Award 1997 Harvard Industrial Economists Forecasting Award 1992 National Fellowship, Hoover Institution Additional Government Service and Congressional Testimony National Academy of Sciences, Panel on Fuel Economy of Heavy and Medium Trucks, Phase II National Academy of Sciences, Panel on Fuel Economy of Heavy and Medium Trucks U.S. Department of Energy, Secretary of Energy Advisory Board, Task Force on Economic Modeling Related to Energy U.S. Congressional Budget Office, Economic Panel, Consultant 1990 Presentation to Symposium of Coal Data Needs, Department of Energy 1979 Briefing presented to Committee on Science and Technology, U.S. House of Representatives 1977

3 Testimony presented to Committee of Housing, Banking, and Commerce, U.S. House of Representatives 1977 Member, New England Coal Conversion Project 1976 Member, Review Panel, Synthetic Fuels Task Force Report 1976 Member, Review Panel, Federal Energy Solar Energy Administration Southwestern Project 1976 Member, Environmental Advisory Board to Federal Energy Administration Publications: Books and Monographs Energy Self-Sufficiency: An Economic Evaluation, American Enterprise Institute, November 1974 (with M.I.T. Energy Laboratory Policy Group). The U.S. Coal Industry: The Economics of Policy Choice, M.I.T. Press 1981 Energy in an Uncertain Future: Reserves and Resources of Oil, Gas, Coal and Uranium, (with M. A. Adelman, G. M. Kaufman, J. Houghton), Ballinger Press, 1983 Energy: Markets and Regulation, Essays in Honor of M. A. Adelman, M.I.T. Press, 1986, (coeditor) Articles Prices and Profits in the Petrochemical Industry: An analysis of Investment by Less Developed Countries, Journal of Industrial Economics, June 1974 with (M. A. Adelman). The Economics of Coal Based Synthetic Gas, Technology Review, July, August 1975 (with O. Hammond). Modeling Depletion in a Mineral Industry: The Case of Coal, Bell Journal of Economics, Spring A Policy Model of U.S. Coal Supply, R.S. Pindyck, editor, Recent Advances in Energy and Natural Resource Economics, JAI Press, 1979, (Reprinted in Materials and Society, Pergamon Press, Volume 2, 1978) Rent and Regulation in Unit-Train Determination, Bell Journal of Economics, Spring Learning Effects and Commercialization of New Energy Technology: The Case of Nuclear Power, Bell Journal of Economics, Autumn 1982

4 The Valuation of Nuclear Power in the Post Three-Mile Island Era, The Energy Journal, April 1983 What happened to Nuclear Power? A discrete Choice Model of Technology Choice, Review of Economics and Statistics, August 1983 (with Randall Ellis). The Economics of Western Coal Severance Taxes, Journal of Business, October 1983, (with C. Alt and M. Baumann). Unionization and Profitability: Evidence from the Capital Market, Journal of Political Economy, December 1984 (with R. Ruback). The Evolution of Civilian Nuclear Power: The Government Role in H.D. Jacoby, R. L. Gordon, M. B. Zimmerman, eds., Energy: Markets and Regulation, Essays in Honor of M. A. Adelman, M.I.T. Press, 1986 Regulatory Treatment of Abandoned Property: Incentive Effects and Policy Issues, Journal of Law and Economics, April 1988 Market Incentives for the Safe Operation of Commercial Aviation, American Economic Review, December 1988 (with Severin Borenstein). Corporate Responses to NGO Campaigns, in Lyon, ed., Good Cop/Bad Cop: Environmental NGOs and their Strategies Toward Business, Resources for the Future Press, Washington, D.C., Conference Proceedings: A view of Recessions from the Automotive Industry, Beyond Shocks: What Causes Business Cycles, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, June 1998 The Potential for Coal in England, Proceedings of Conference on the Energy Crisis and the New England Economy, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, October 1975 Innovation in Energy System, Proceedings of Symposium on Technological Innovation, Energy Research and Development Administration, Washington, D.C., April Data Needs to Support Modeling and Energy Forecasts, Proceedings of Energy Information Agency Symposium on Coal Resources and Reserves Information, Washington, D.C., 1979 Comments on Tax Exporting and the Commerce Clause by Charles McClure, Proceedings of 1981 TRED Conference, Lexington Books, 1982

5 The Effects of Taxation on the United States Copper and Coal Industries, Materials and Society, Vol. 5, No. 1, 1981 (with A. Church, J. Clark, and P. Foley) 1980 Mineral Economics Symposium of the AIME. Working Papers Bringing Auto Transportation into a CO2 Cap-and-Trade Regime, MIT Joint Program on the Science and Policy of Global Change, Report No. 136, June 2006, (with A. Denny Ellerman and H.D. Jacoby). Other Publications and Reports: The FEA Project Independence Report: An Analytical Assessment, M.I.T. Energy Laboratory, Policy Study Group, May (Co-Author) The Commercialization of New Energy Technologies, M.I.T. Energy Laboratory, Policy Study Group, (co-author) Government Programs for the Commercialization of Synthetic Fuels, 1977 ERDA Authorization Hearings: Vol. II, Committee on Science and Technology, U.S. House of Representatives, February 18, 1976 Statement on the Commercial Development of Synthetic Fuels, U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Banking, Currency and Housing, June 1, 1976 Coal Pricing Conventions, Energy Modeling Forum, Stanford, California, 1977 (with H. Stauffer, J. Weyant The Competition Between Coal and Nuclear Power, Coal Review, Data Resources, Inc., June 1980 Rent Grabbing in the West, Coal Review, Data Resources, Inc., December, 1980 The Effects of Enforcement of the Coal Mine Health and Safety Act on the Productivity of Coal Mining, Report to the Department of Labor, October 1981 (with Leslie Boden) Productivity: A Key to Coal s Future, Coal Review, Data Resources, Inc. Winter 1982 (with Ronald Whitfield).